. >> on rahonorary captain for th tiger, air force captain jeff farley. >> pay attention to the mascot. >> and the solders and the flight nurse. >> that is josh farley's dad that just came back from deployment. >> it would be hard to tackle that guy now if you're the other team. your heart goes out to him. you want to give him a hug. >> that sun fais unfair to this team. this kid is ampd up. >> he was gone, he ended up missing one of his son's high school graduations and he missed the first of josh's games. he gets to be part of the action. >> this is a surprise to josh farley. >>> it's a white knuckle challenge with a prize on the line. >> only thing you have to do is not scream. >> see who can and can't keep their pie holes shut. >>> and adela wants a new toy. but dad says, no way. listen to what she has to say to dad about that. >> if i don't get any toys, i won't be able to love you anymore. >> that's like blackmail. >> find out if her priceless ploy pace off. ♪ ♪ all the goodness of milk, all the deliciousness of hershey's syrup. i can cross even more places off my travel wish lis

jim farley didn't know. these folks didn't know. >> they sammied that they didn't know for sure. >> what are did this do? he was not sure who he was running against for the longest period of time. >> that's correct. he was on his own track and that's really a separate dramatic story because he came from nowhere. he is one of the great unsung heros and deserves a great biography and about to get one. >>. >> i think he is. at the time he was dealing with a split republican party. >> no question about it. they tried to patch it together during the convention and beyond. he was a new dealer until a year before that. >> then he decided. >> he agreed with if, dr. >> give me the synopsis of the fall campaign. >> fdr came out of the convention basically being a wartime president. he didn't campaign. he visited the defense facilities. he was running against him. >> the ultimate rose garden strategy. he was just being commander in chief all over the country. >> exactly. he started to make the campaign about the war. h

with that, i want to introduce agent farley who's going to come up and give us a brief display of how this work and he's the ceo of the department of justice. >> thank you attorney general and thank you all for the opportunity this has been a tremors partnership in the city and county of san francisco and the sfpd. this is an explanation that's available and secured on any type of smart mobile devise. in this example you'll see there's a application on an i phone so this is the highly secure application so somebody will put in their cerebrals and they'll have access took the databases. people will be able to look at license plates and they'll look at driver's license and criminal information and other identifying information. they'll look for those in our mental health system that shouldn't have weapons and information about firearms and other you types of property that may be stolen. in this example weigh to look for somebody we've come into contact with someone who's wanted. we need to find out whether or not it their minded so we choose the name system acquire and go and search for

. >> air force captain jeff farley. attention to the mascot you thought was just a mascot. >> oh! >> that is josh far lilefarley' that has juste back from d>> ur heart goes out to him. >> that's unfair to him, because this kid, number 51, is going to be amped up because he got to see his dad after so long. >> this is especially important. he ended up missing one of his son's graduations and he gets to the part of the action now. >> that's great. >> it's the dance that will have you stretching your digits. >> i'm off about 20 degrees. >> see the finger free style. and we've got wednesday's buzz word for your chance to win an ipad mini next. >>> sometimes you just haven't had enough in your day. first in this individuvideo, wh have here is a sleeping dog. i'd like to say this dog is sleeping soundly. first a rooster. you hear the rooster, you get up. >> right. >> then there's this baby elephant trying to wake the dog with his trunk. >> maybe when the dog wakes up, the owner comes out and feeds the rooster and maybe they'r

(farley) ashley gardela. 18 years old. her stepdad's a cop. water haven p.d. he's on his way. friday night--she left the hamptons to come to queens? yeah, it is a reverse party commute. found her wallet in a dumpster down the street. that's a pricey handbag for a cop's kid. [sigh] it's a nice car. brand new smell. guess the killer was facing her. he struck her...here. the right side hard enough so her head would hit the steering wheel. then he strangled her with this cell phone charger. surprised that mugger didn't take that phone. it's brand new. she drank something sweet. the stamp on her hand-- it's probably from a nearby bar. attractive girl, short skirt... alone, drunk. easy target. detectives goren, eames. officer ray wiznesky. officer. sorry for your loss. this is gonna kill her mother. (goren) officer-- do you know why your stepdaughter was in the city last night? i have no idea. she was a good girl. you might get some prints off that purse. let's stay on top of that. right. nypd--you've got it covered. i'll stay out of your soup. not at all. look-- any help you can gi

coming to you live from moscow you're watching the weekly here on our tape with me andrew farley. now syria's chemical weapons must be removed or destroyed by the middle of next year under a deal reached by the u.s. and russia there are six key points in the groundbreaking agreement so let's take a look at what they are firstly the exact quantity of syria's chemical weapons will be determined and put under international control but first syria will have to submit a full list of its stockpiles within a week after that these arms can be destroyed under the chemical weapons convention international inspectors will get immediate access to weapons storage facilities to begin the destruction process and if syria doesn't comply it could lead to a chapter seven u.n. security council resolution which does allow the use of force purse as artie's anita now reports this deal doesn't necessarily mean that the threat of a u.s. strike is no longer looming over syria. signed sealed and if delivered it could see syria hand over its chemical weapons stockpiles russia and the us agreed on a six poin

chris farley used to come here. antonio banderas. >> bob hope was here. >> i'm matt gumley. in "mary poppins," beauty and the beast. i've done some tv. >> you might know me from being ed on disney's the lion king. >> i'm luke mannikus, and i've been matilda the musical on broaded way. >> we're the only church in new york and probably anywhere in the world that has 11:00 o'clock mass for performers. >> it satisfies your sunday obligation to attend mass. >> i don't want to get up on sunday morning, no. [ laughing ] >> did you get a lot of laughs? >> on saturday night trying to get to the chapel is very stressful. >> i finish the show. i've done this great show. >> are you getting autographs? >> i made a lot of people hopefully very happy in their experience. >> everyone is talking about the show that they saw, and they're, like, this person was amazing, and the show is amazing. >> and people are out having a good time. some of them maybe had one too many drinks. >> clowns to the right of me. jokers to the right. >> yes, we get that the show was amazing, but you should get to w

. >> a lot of actors are famous for coming here, chris farley used to come here all the time. >> jimmyanty, douglas fairbanks. >> i've been in a couple of broadway shows, i was in mary poppins, elf, the musical, done t.v. >> i'm a stunt performer. >> you might know me from being ed on disney's the lion king. >> i've been in priscilla king of the dessert and matilda, the musical on broadway. >> we're the only church in new york, probably in the world that has 11:00 p.m. mass on saturday night that caters to the theater world specifically. >> they accommodate performers in the theater and stage hands. it was late enough that it still satisfied your sunday obligation to attend mass. >> i think it's important that the 11:00 p.m. mass exists, because i don't want to get up on sunday morning. no, no. [ laughter ] >> did you get a lot of laughs? >> on a saturday night, trying to get to the chapel is very stressful. >> i finished the show. i've done this great show. >> are you getting autographs? >> made a lot of people hopefully very happy in their experience. >> everybody's talking about the

just because chris farley thought he could type work out doesn't mean you can too so if you think the cow tipping is anything more than a college party fueled urban legend and everything you know is wrong joining me now is jakes where engine digital director and writer for modern farmer magazine jake welcome. i thank you for having me thanks for joining us so is cow tipping real. well i want to say up front that counts of being does occasionally happen human beings are creative and inventive people we built here image we went to the moon so people put their minds with it is possible to overturn a cow. what i what my article is about and what i believe is true is the idea that it is possible or a drunk young man to sneak into a field sneak up to it. well that's sleeping in and push it over that doesn't it this idea of reasons so what's the evidence against cow tipping. so first of all the idea that callously standing up that's not true sleep on their belly. secondly if you look at the physics of it there is a professor at the university of british columbia dr margaret lilly along one o

alexises, motive for gunning down 12 people at the washington navy yard last monday appeared of farley'sfor those responsible for shooting that injured 13 people including a taut appeared >> to an adult tonagers and if real bore were shot in the attack. police believe the shooting in a park on the city's south side was gang-related. >> brieux the vaunted howard is serious but stable condition after being shot in the face. >> the toddler's mother describes her heart when she saw her son. >> authorities in jakarta say an assault style rifle was a high capacity magazine was used in thursday night's shooting appeared >> there have been more than 1600 shootings in chicago does your log and 315 people have died so far appeared >> gabe slate will have the tech report we come back from the break. >> [ phone ringing ] [ daughter ] hi mom. hey honey, the trip's great, very relaxing. are you sure you can't make it? but you come every year! you could be playing bingo right now! woooo! and there's movie night -- you love movies! [ laughs ] sorry honey, can't hear you -- bad connection. love you! [ la

collided when newt gingrich and house republicans met another newt gingrich, the one played by chris farley raised hands triumphantly with darrell hammond who was in character that night. "snl" haslam pooned presidents, mayors, a speaker of the house or two, also laufnched rail lif senator, al franken. these days "snl" has more competition than ever when it comes to political satire. we thought we would commemorate the start of the new season by talking about why the show's political humor has been so enduring and where it is going from here. for that, i want to bring in david isikoff with "the new york times" who last month chronicle an oral history of "snl" auditions for the paper, back with us, lynn sweet for "the chicago sun times," also joining us is steve battaglia, the business editor with "tv guide magazine" and still with us, the very funny richard wolffe, on the receiving end of an "snl" parody himself. i can't tell who is who there. one is fred armisen, one is richard wolffe. richard wolffe has gotten the treatment. he can tell us a little bit about that. let's start by looking a